This Presidential Memorandum, while ostensibly focused on public safety and criminal justice, contains elements that could have far-reaching implications for tax-exempt organizations across the country.
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That’s a wrap for Cohort #4 of our Leading EDGE Student Internship Program! Read all about our 2025 interns.
Hear from Camille Koslo, Graphic Design major at George Mason University, on what she learned from two years of internships through Leading EDGE.
The tax and spending legislation signed into law on July 4 will reshape charitable giving incentives across donor segments. This analysis examines how these changes will affect different donor groups and offers strategic guidance for nonprofit leaders navigating this evolving landscape for year-end fundraising and long-term planning beyond 2025.
After receiving hundreds of student applications, we are so excited to introduce you to Cohort #4 of The Nonprofit Alliance Foundation's (TNPAF) Leading EDGE Student Internship Program!
Check out our latest TNPA blog post for quarterly updates, including ways to get involved with our community of nonprofits, nonprofit-supporting companies, schools, and students who are passionate about making a difference through the social good sector!
In recent months, we've witnessed an alarming trend that threatens the very foundation of the nonprofit sector's independence: the politicization of tax-exempt status. Proposed legislation…
Dear Members of The Nonprofit Alliance, We are living, working, and leading through an extraordinary time in the history of American civil society. Over the…
While ... announcements have sent a wave of fear, apprehension, and alarm through wide swaths of the nonprofit sector, it is important to note that neither the President, the Justice Department, the Treasury Department, or the IRS have the ability to revoke the federal tax-exempt status of any entity through Executive Order or with the mere stroke of a pen ... There are well-established procedures for revoking federal tax exemption.
